Must be able to read and write in English
Going to work as a Medical Assistant can provide the personal fulfillment and career satisfaction that you’ve been seeking. Our Medical Assisting for Spanish Speakers program will give you a greater understanding of the medical office environment both in the front office and while administering to the needs of patients and doctors.
Training with our dedicated instructors will prepare you to seek employment in a variety of medical settings including, clinics, hospitals, and physician offices. Get ready to put on your scrubs and start training for your new career.
Our Medical Assisting for Spanish Speakers program will teach you:
- Front Office and Back Office Procedures
- Administrative Procedures
- Laboratory and Clinical Procedures
- Medical Insurance Billing and Coding
| Course # | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| AHP100 | Medical Terminology | 6.5 |
| AHP101 | Anatomy & Physiology | 6.5 |
| MAS100 | Introduction to Medical Assisting | 6.5 |
| MAS201 | Cardiopulmonary Procedures * | 6.5 |
Medical Terminology
AHP100
This course introduces students to the medical terminology, symbols, and application of the language of the medical and healthcare fields. Terms are covered as they relate to body structure, function, and disease, with the main focus being placed on the medical vocabulary and construction of terms using word roots, prefixes, and suffixes.
Anatomy & Physiology
AHP101
Upon completion of the course students will have acquired an overview of the anatomical structures and physiology of the human body. Each body system is discussed in terms of major anatomical structures and functions including how each system participates in homeostasis of the body. In addition, the course covers selected major pathologies, diagnostic procedures, and treatment methods.
Introduction to Medical Assisting
MAS100
This prerequisite course orients students to the fundamental clinical and administrative procedures of a Medical Assistant. Foundational recall and introductory application of common skills performed by medical assistants will be introduced.
Cardiopulmonary Procedures
MAS201
This course applies the fundamental clinical, laboratory, and administrative skills of a medical assistant in conjunction with the commonly performed patient care practices found in cardiology, pulmonary, phlebotomy, and hematology specialties. Topics include pharmacology, dosage calculations, medical administration, communication, patient care, medical records documentation, safety, and professionalism. Both administrative and clinical skills according to national competencies as they relate are included.
Body Control and Balance Procedures
MAS202
This course applies the fundamental clinical, laboratory, and administrative skills of a medical assistant in conjunction with the commonly performed patient care practices found in neurology, endocrinology, ophthalmology, otolaryngology, microbiology, and immunology specialties. Topics include pharmacology, dosage calculations, medical administration, communication, patient care, medical records documentation, safety, and professionalism. Both administrative and clinical skills according to national competencies as they relate are included
Nutrition and Wellness Procedures
MAS203
This course applies the fundamental clinical, laboratory, and administrative skills of a medical assistant in conjunction with the commonly performed patient care practices found in gastroenterology, urology, urinalysis, nutrition and wellness, and dermatology specialties. Topics include pharmacology, dosage calculations, medical administration, communication, patient care, medical records documentation, safety, and professionalism. Both administrative and clinical skills according to national competencies as they relate are included.
Human Life Cycle Procedures
MAS204
This course applies the fundamental clinical, laboratory, and administrative skills of a medical assistant in conjunction with the commonly performed patient care practices found in obstetrics & gynecology, pediatrics, geriatrics, and orthopedics specialties. Topics include pharmacology, dosage calculations, medical administration, communication, patient care, medical records documentation, safety, and professionalism. Both administrative and clinical skills according to national competencies as they relate are included.
Medical Assisting Capstone
MAS300
Students prepare for entering the professional workforce by demonstration of competencies related to administrative and clinical skills through application, analysis, and evaluation of procedures used in a variety of healthcare setting.
Medical Assisting Externship
MAS350
This course is designed to provide the student hands-on experience in the field working as an extern in a healthcare facility. Professionalism in dress, behavior, and attitude are presented throughout the program.
English Language Lab 1
ELL101
This course is designed to provide an essential understanding of the simple past, simple present, and simple future tense of regular verbs. This course will define the appropriate use of each verb tense, explain when each verb tense is to be used, and provide the student with fundamental practice in the different tenses and how and when to use them. The difference between fact and inference in reading and research will be covered.
English Language Lab 2
ELL102
This course provides instruction in pronouns, possessives, possessive adjectives, and demonstratives. It will focus on the appropriate use of each of these parts of speech and provide the student with practice in how and when to use them. Students also work with the difference between fact and inference in reading and research.
English Language Lab 3
ELL103
This course provides instruction in the 5 W's: Who, What, When, Where, Why, and the three H's: How many? How much? How long? This course will define the appropriate use of each question word and phrase and provide the student with practice in howand when to use each of them.
English Language Lab 4
ELL104
This course is designed to give the student an opportunity to explore the use of prepositions, adverbs, and articles in Englishcommunication. Students will practice these basic parts of speech in order to communicate more effectively in the English language.
English Language Lab 5
ELL105
This course is designed to give the student an opportunity to use nouns in different ways at different times. This course will define when a noun can be used as a noun or adjective, and will include the unique count and non-count noun functions. Students will practice how and when to use nouns in each of the various forms.
English Language Lab 6
ELL106
This course will explore the use of advanced forms of verbs: irregular verbs, the verb "to be," and the present perfect tense of verbs. This course distinguishes between regular and irregular verbs and allows students to practice using irregular verbs in English speech.
English Language Lab 7
ELL107
This course introduces students to the advanced parts of speech in English: possessives, comparatives, superlatives, and modals. Students will study the purpose of each of these types of speech and practice the appropriate usage of each element.
English Language Lab 8
ELL108
This course is designed to give students an opportunity to use the special skill of reporting to one person what another has told them. The focus of this class is on ordinary speech required in the professional environment. This class explains professional interactions and defines soft skills. The student is also provided an opportunity to practice the reporting information in a professional manner.
English Language Lab 9
ELL109
This course is designed to give students an opportunity to use the special skill of reporting to one person what another has told them. The focus of this class is on ordinary speech required in the professional environment. This class explains professional interactions and defines soft skills. The student is also provided an opportunity to practice the reporting information in a professional manner.
